When will Japanese insults against Korean pop culture stop?
The humanity!
First protesting K-dramas. Now this.
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Not bad. Those dudes must have worked hard to get those dance routines right.
and they have a sense of humor.
Indeed. “Showa Generation” (昭和時代, 소화시대).
Awesome !
Probably obvious, but was the inspiration behind the Showa Generation spoof the repetition of “gee-gee” (a term for ‘gramps’ in Japanese)?
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